Hi everyone,
I purchased a 2010 Hyundai IX35 Premium two weeks ago and the keyless entry and start is refusing to work. When I press the button on the front door handles nothing happens, and likewise with the boot. Once inside the car it won’t detect the key and requires me to insert the key in the slot in the centre console. I have two keys and both will unlock/lock the car using the key buttons. So far I’ve tried:
1) Changing the batteries in both fobs twice: first with Energiser batteries, second time with Duracell batteries
2) Checking the fuses in the cab
I ‘ve contacted a few local places who program keys and the general consensus is re-programming the keys won’t help. They all think it’ll be a fault with the antennas / control modules. Any ideas on the best way to self diagnose the keyless entry before I take it to the stealers?
I purchased a 2010 Hyundai IX35 Premium two weeks ago and the keyless entry and start is refusing to work. When I press the button on the front door handles nothing happens, and likewise with the boot. Once inside the car it won’t detect the key and requires me to insert the key in the slot in the centre console. I have two keys and both will unlock/lock the car using the key buttons. So far I’ve tried:
1) Changing the batteries in both fobs twice: first with Energiser batteries, second time with Duracell batteries
2) Checking the fuses in the cab
I ‘ve contacted a few local places who program keys and the general consensus is re-programming the keys won’t help. They all think it’ll be a fault with the antennas / control modules. Any ideas on the best way to self diagnose the keyless entry before I take it to the stealers?